Try this version: 
   use Env;
   
   my $re = qr/<a[^>]*          # an anchor tag
      href=                     # the Href in the anchor
      (["'])((?:(?!\1).)*)\1    # the value in the href
      [^>]*>                    # anything to the end of the anchor

      ([^<>]*)                  # <- ADDED () HERE!

      <\/a>                     # the end of the anchor
      (?:\s|<[^>]*>)+           # any whitespace or html tags
      (\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})       # the 9 digit number
      /isxm ;

   open (DATA,$ARGV[0]) ;

   my $string = do{local $/; <DATA>};
 
   while($string =~ m/$re/g){
      my $name = $3 ;            # ADDED THIS
      my $STMT_FILE = $2 ;
      $STMT_FILE =~ s/\s+//g;
      my $DOB = $4 ;             # ADDED THIS
    
      print "name: $name\n";
      print "Date of Birth is: $DOB\n";
      print "Statement File: $STMT_FILE\n";
      print "\n";
              
   }

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In reply to Re: Finding data in html file by scorpio17
in thread Finding data in html file by Griffler

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